Ancient Bengal Buddhist Tantra
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<Ancient Bengal Buddhist Tantra>
1. Saffron -
#F9A800
- A warm, uplifting yellow symbolizing enlightenment and the robes of monks.
2. Deep Red -
#A50034
- A rich, deep red evoking passion and the sacred, often seen in traditional Buddhist art.
3. Earthy Brown -
#7B5B3A
- A grounded brown representing stability and the earth, reminiscent of ancient sculptures.
4. Lush Green -
#4A8B3A
- A vibrant green reflecting nature and growth, symbolizing harmony and balance in life.
5. Mystic Blue -
#2B4D67
- A deep blue that conveys tranquility and meditation, often associated with the spiritual realm.
This color palette draws inspiration from the rich cultural heritage and spiritual essence of ancient Bengal Buddhist tantra, combining vibrant and earthy tones to evoke a sense of peace, enlightenment, and connection to nature.
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Saffron
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(Mixed with black - darker)Lush Green
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(Mixed with white - lighter)Original
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(Mixed with black - darker)Mystic Blue
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